Nourish And Flourish: How To Think About Food in 2022
January 12, 2022
The beginning of a new year is often a time to take stock and reconsider health and well-being, including diet, exercise, and sleep habits. As well, in times of chaos and uncertainty, thinking about food and what you are eating can give you some sense of order and control. When…
Neat And Tidy: Ideas To Clean Out The Clutter
January 12, 2022
Many of us have had quite a bit of downtime over the past couple of years, allowing us to think about how we live and what we might want to change when/if life returns to some level of normalcy. And while the pandemic has introduced many of us to the…
Be All Ears: Podcasts To Inform And Entertain You Now
January 5, 2022
So most of us are back inside, either due to winter weather or perhaps forgoing some of the social activities we previously thought were safe, as we wait out the Omicron variant and hope to return to better days soon. That means we may be in search of easily accessible…
Self Care In The New Year By Mary Fridley
January 5, 2022
By Mary Fridley In my last post, I wrote about Susan Massad, my best friend and an extraordinary doctor who devoted her life to working with people of all ages and from all walks of life to create their health, which she understood as inseparable from creating our lives….
Perfect Presents for the Patient (Powerhouse or Not!) By Julie Buyon
November 10, 2021
By agebuzz Contributing Editor Julie Buyon As we head into the holidays, our thoughts turn to gift-giving and perhaps wish lists for presents we hope to receive. Whether you’re a patient or know someone who is, here are some suggestions for gifts that are sure to be appreciated. …
My Best Friend Is Dying: Grief, Growth and Getting On With Our Lives By Mary Fridley
October 27, 2021
By Mary Fridley I haven’t felt like writing lately. My best friend is in the final stages of cancer (or cancers to be exact), so it’s been harder to focus on putting words to paper and other life activities. My best friend is Dr. Susan Massad, who I’ve had…